Cuban President Raul Castro urged the U.S. government to halt radio and television broadcasts aimed at the island and other programs that Cuba considers harmful while reiterating that he is interested in deepening the thaw in relations with the United States.
December 22, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Cuban President Raul Castro urged the U.S. government to halt radio and television broadcasts aimed at the island and other programs that Cuba considers harmful while reiterating that he is interested in deepening the thaw in relations with the United States.
The comment came on Friday in Castro’s first review of the rapprochement that he and U.S. President Barack Obama began a year ago.
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